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12/4/2008 1:56 PM

Crocs, Inc. (CROX)

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The Company designs, manufactures and markets footwear for men, women and children under the crocs brand.

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Avatar EV38 (34.89) Submitted: 1/19/07 1:43 PM : Underperform Start Price: $24.00 CROX Score: 59.49

Although I dislike CROX, this is a prime example that "investors" stupidly like or dislike a stock based purely on the product and not the companies fundamentals. Almost 50% of people think this stock will underperform, as opposed to Starbucks where only 10-15% think that'll underperform. Both have bloated PE's and below average financials and have cornered a "niche" market that is both unnecessary and faddish...only difference is CROX at least has a chance at being bought out before the fad runs dry.

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Avatar LovinMe (99.60) Submitted: 1/20/07 3:27 AM

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well... if CROX had an addictive drug in their shoes that made people get all jittery when they wore them I would have thought harder about my red thumb.

I wont doom starbucks until China kicks them out of more than their Forbidden City.

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Avatar lquadland10 (< 20) Submitted: 7/09/07 8:27 PM

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OK, just because 1/3 of the country works on their feet which is how many million of people? Hotel workers,cooks,waitress,waiters,boaters,booksellers,lab techs,meat packing plants, chicken packing plants,auto plants,wild life workers. Children love this shoe and parents love the price as children's feet grow and they have to buy more. Now if that is not enough they now have a high end shoe that sells in Tiffany's for the fashion buyer including the people in England. Now add that in with the fact that they never took a patent out on the product but instead they have a secret ingredient like Coke so they never have to share, like when the patent expires. Then I look that they sell in 80 countries. 30% growth rate for the next 3 years.If this is just a FAD, then why not ride the FAD and make some money?

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